CGI compromises courts, other federal cyber systems
The federal courts admitted Thursday that their cyber systems have “become outdated and vulnerable to security breaches.”
They have known this since December 2020, and their annual reports have documented it since 2021.
It has never been corrected and may never be.
Robert Conrad, Director
Administrative Office of the United States Courts
The world’s largest IT consulting company, CGI, was hired on Sept. 27th, 2023, to fix the federal judiciary’s cyber systems.
They remain compromised.
CGI’s contract is for ten years.
https://www.cgi.com/en/cgi-federal-to-provide-financial-management-solution-to-u-s-courts
CGI is the same company that botched the federal Obamacare enrollment website.
It didn’t work.
People were unable to enroll.
Now, CGI operates all the federal government’s cyber systems, including election voting systems, in conjunction with CrowdStrike.
Details are in this story:
CGI and CrowdStrike control the cybersecurity of 100 federal networks, including elections